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A&B Rental opens Sterling branch, expanding Logan County rental capacity

A&B Rental opened a Sterling branch on Jan. 12 offering tool and equipment rentals for homeowners and contractors. The move boosts local access for construction, landscaping, and event projects.

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A&B Rental opens Sterling branch, expanding Logan County rental capacity
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A&B Rental, based in Ogallala, Nebraska, opened a new branch in Sterling on Jan. 12, expanding rental options for Logan County residents and businesses. The Sterling location will offer a full line of equipment and tools aimed at both homeowners and professional contractors, adding capacity for local construction, landscaping, farm and event needs.

The new branch's inventory includes construction and contractor equipment, lawn and garden tools, pressure washers, aerial lifts, air compressors, trailers, party rentals, and safety equipment and supplies. The Logan County Economic Development Corp. framed the expansion as additional local rental-service capacity for construction and consumer projects and highlighted the company’s optimism about the Sterling market. The company said, “Sterling is growing, vibrant, and full of opportunity - and we can’t wait to be part of it.”

For local contractors, the branch promises shorter turnaround times and reduced downtime on projects that previously required long trips to larger markets for specialty equipment. Homeowners tackling seasonal jobs such as lawn renovation, exterior cleaning, or DIY renovations will also benefit from closer access to pressure washers, aerial lifts, and other rental tools that can make short-term projects more affordable than outright purchase.

The addition of party rentals and trailers broadens consumer options for local events and farm logistics. By offering safety equipment and supplies on-site, the branch supports compliance with jobsite standards and the needs of small contractors who may not stock specialized gear.

From an economic perspective, the entrance of a regional renter signals confidence in Sterling’s demand for construction and consumer services. Increased competition in the rental market can put downward pressure on rental rates and improve availability during peak seasons, which helps small contractors manage cash flow and maintain project schedules. For Logan County officials, attracting a company from a neighboring state reflects ongoing efforts to diversify service options and support local business activity.

Residents and businesses should expect easier access to short-term equipment and supplies as projects ramp up this spring. The A&B Rental opening is likely to affect how local contractors plan jobs and how homeowners budget for repairs and events, while offering the community a practical resource for getting projects done more efficiently.

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